About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1891)
DRS. STARKEY & FALr.11 TEIATMENT BY INHALATION TKAOCMAffr * NEOltTWtD. Baby One Solid Sore Tried Everything without Keller. No Kelt Nl(ht or Bni. Cured by Cutlcurn Heme* die*. Ill* Kmitli Failed. “I remember a negro in the southern state* some year* ago,” said the old sol dier as he rested his war worn frame in a chair «t the Monongnheln hou*e. “He was an old man, and when tired sun- ning himself on a log in the laneway he waa accustomed to retire to the shade I and doze. He had a class of twenty or — so little boys to whom he used to give My bshy when two mouth* old, had s i PSgongi generally on Sunday after* breaking out with what the doctor* called Her head, arms, leet, and baud* no “ ‘ - were each one solid sore. I tried everything It wafl his practice to gi I STREET PHILADELPHIA, 1 A. ; b t he f tb. dootor* nor anything els*, Sunday the teason* to be prepared for [blltnni.ru u ^ did her nuy good. We! the next. The old fellow was a little For Oonsnnu'tion, Asthma, Uronchitis. 1 )* ' could get no rest day or blind anil a good bit deaf, and tills fact pepsia. Catarrh, Hay Fever, Headache, i • night with her In m> induced the young fellows to put up a billty, Bhenmatism, Neuralgia a [IT Vl © extremity I tried theUu. , ok(J on hlm I n the old boy’s abseirce Chronic and Nervous Disorders. f I Ticnaa Hkm*di*s but I lueJ two pft( , PB of the Bible to- K“Ths OompoundOxygen treatment’’ DtH.,J ^ mgO th^hir I had never K‘’thcr, and on the following Sunday sat ftwFkMv A Palen. No. 15W Aroh Street. Ihil- K -~m Mk J tllem To expectant of how their little game would *.ulnhla'have been using hir the last sev - \ / my great surprise,in onei work. The old tutor put on his "speca, m V—1- ia « r week’a tmie ufier begin*I and giving a sympathetic glance at hi® b niiiK to nse Cutloarm C ] USH op«r>ed the Biblo ftt the passage Remedies, tho son** ftbovlt Noah’fl ark, and began to read. I ware well, but I continued to ubo the Ito **ij 0 Bpe lled out tho lesson to the end The Herald & Georgian.! KSTAItLIMIlUlf Would Itmvm Preferred tapstttn**. "Ah, then, miss, would you be telltn’ a poor old woiluus where St. Mary’e home is?” unit PARK Editor and Proprietor, i The fashionably dreeeed young woman W JU. rAltfi., XXU V stopped as she waa walk- MORNING, JAN. 8. 1891. ingin Broadway sail looked down on a ; ragged old crone, the picture of Squalor ...... and ill health. Her first inclination waa WAIFS AND n AllLS to got ,way as quickly as possible from tho uncanny object, but pity prevailed THURBDAt 11530 Ar tsae a lieu i f5,ro*t. Phllod’a. SUVipuin. 11“ , ... »rt{Sjrsrts world. Urs. Starkey * 1,16 literly ' refer The new citv directory of Atlanta, 1 and slm said: ihe new oiiyiuio j no non ‘Tin going pant the home myself, will make her population JO,000. p 0 u 0 wmo and HI point it out to you ;oiog to have a when I reach it." ilkins will he ita Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Yellow Pine Lumber; Laths and Shingles. i. Htarney .v i - .. , , r .onno as a oonnr i ubuc.u mj i to tho lofhiwit'K n ' iai( ;t w , ,nt- " have diet if 1 had not tried Cu m who havo tried their 1 re * l “‘ ‘ I write this that every mol _ n. Win. D. Kvlle), Meui (■ t«*by like urine can teel oeuUdent 8 tv.v“ Pb Oourad. Editor Lutheran •OD8 Hon 0 t:Ob2rithiU,D.D., ltoohcs the Re- aoivaiit for a little while, and now she is as p^e-'and Noah took with him fitt it bhbv RK you would likfl to Hpe, and an * * . , , , , ound as a dollar 1 believe rnj baby would into tho ark one of every kind, and *-* 1 ‘ u ieura Kerne- on, 'aud ono wife, and turning over mother with a continued, ‘she was 142 cubits long and that there 50 wide, built entirely of Cyprus wood s medicine that will cure the worst eosc- ftn ,j pitched inside und out.’ “ ‘Fob do Lnwd’s sake! What a worn- WAYNESBORO is I bank, and Major | president. The stringency in tho money mar- Iket is apparently over its womt point, ami may be expected to im prove from this time on. "There will be quite a number of I bachelors in the next House of Ile- g resentativeB,’ says the Washington ost. “Tho Htato of Virginia alone y 1 will have three single men s “ ' ‘'Horn Wm. l’enn Nixon Editorlo.er-Ooeau Chicago. Ill- W if. Woithington “‘jTftTi’ Aroomau, Que-uio. Ham mn, and that wudictn* in the Ccticub* lias will Mas BRTTIE UInKNER, Lockhart, Texas, cxcinimod the old darky, glancing wonderingly over tho book at his grin ning class. Ha paused aud pondered over the wonderful dimensions of Noah’s vvifo for many minutes, and then said: Cure every humor of the skin end *oalp ot “ ‘Boys, we musn’t doubt anythin' the wuago 11.1 ■ . - .. , Mass. |infanojr aud childhood, whether torturing, book says, but take it a* the other Mrs. Mery A. Livermore, M" 1 > ’ listigurit.g, itching, burning, ec.li, crusted. ,, aS8IVK0 furder on, which says, ‘We are Judge U 8. Vcprhees. New Jo^ 3 j,.imply, or blotchy, with loss of lmir, “R'l f oa rfully and wonderfully rnade.’”- l> r ’ ! Pittsburg Dispatcli. Editor New south,; Guticura Remedies Juilg® H 8. VoorneeB, iNtvj j pimply, or blolohy, with loss of hair, and Mr. R 0. Knight, rhiladell 1 mt. . , , 8T » r y imparity of the blood, wliotlier simple, Mr. Frank Slddsll, Merohuti , sorofulouHorhereditaiy.wbeuthubi-stphy- Bon. W- W Behnyler, Lsston. • sloiatis and all other remedies tail. Parents Edward L. Wilson, WJ D 101 *' 1 ' ” save your children yours of muutal and nhys Mr. Bon Edward *Fidril^M. L L^u W.iiuoB. Mrs. Manuel V. Ortega, l'tssmllo, /.acate °*Mre °Emma 0oo|i«r, Utilla, Spanish Bor. ^VToo^'b, Ex-Vioe Consul, Ossahianoa. Mo- r0 M°'v. Aahhrook, Bed lil f, c ‘ ,, . | . | James Moore. Sup't. Police, lilandloru. "ssS’iaSHsi. *» ™- "Ooroponn.1 OiT^ *"* M,,,U °. f * c h l '°" and Baaults." is the title ot a new broohnre of two hundred page", , y „i rerH Starkey A Palou, which gives to ' 11 " , l" lrerl ‘ full Information as to this romarkahle oitra- tW* agent and a record of several hundred surprising cures in 1 wide range of chronic cosse many of them ) to die by other e.ca ,, K.__ > NN .11 ,Ln maiUd ioal suffering. Begin now, Cures uiudo tn childhood are permanent. Culicur* Remedies aro the gr> atuHt skill 011 ret., blond poriUcrs, and humor remedies 0! modern times, sr- almolRtely - pure, aud may be u«ed on the youngest infant wilt the most gratifying success. Hold everywhere, l’rioo, Cimouiu, 50 Soai’, 210 ; Risolvemt, $1 Prepared by the PoTTKH DllUO SND CUBMICiL OoRROHA rioN Boston. ** r 8eud for‘‘How lo Cere Skill l)l*e**i 10 tUiiRlriittous, mid 100 tcHlImoniKlo. - cured by Cutlcurn Mc»lluted Seag, Free Frt ■ In One \t|>\ linii'M lt*r reliei Will bo free to any address on application. the brochure! DUS. STARKLY A 1 AI.LN, No. 162D Anli Street riillodelpltla, l’o. sep 418 tS Washington Institute, LINTON, UA. Spring T* rm opens Jan. 13th 1891. Spring T rin oIobch, i.July, 1ft, 1891 Tuition Per Month, from $1.60 to $4.00 Munlo, per month, $3.00. Good Board from .$7.00,.to $10 00 per month. No incidentals. Kxperlonoed and capable assistants (have been employed. * A. M. Duggan, PrincipaK Oot. »0, ’90. Free From Rheumatism One Nluittr lit," » n- Aiili-I'nlia l*lua- ves rheuiimtio, soiatm hip, kidney, uheiil, and musotihtr pains and wealtii< shch I’ho Hrst aml.only inatantnne. dun pain-killing idaster. ROOFING GUM-ELA8TI0 ROOFING FELT costs only tSit.OO per 100 pqunre feet, Makes a good roof for years, ami uuylono can put it on. Bend stamp lor sample mid lull purtic ulars. Gom Ki.'Htic Roouko Co., 39 A 41 W10.T Bboadwav, New Y'ouk, Lovul Alii ills’ YVnntt'tl. $60 for $30. JUST THINK OF IT I ITie Monopoly Huh toil L’o you want a Sewing Machine? $17.50 to $30.00. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS. With all Attachments. ;Write foi illustrated Circulars of our NIKUDUN,’ MWIIOMIv’ $10 to $30, Saved by oKleriiig’directfrom.Head quarters. Needles for any Machiua, 15 cents a dozeti in stamps. Addreas The Louisville Sewing Machine Cr, No. 520 Fourth Avenue, I.OlINYil.lJ;, 14 Y. May 30. Ous Way of Looking nt It. The British soldiers invaded Connecti cut in 1779, and during their march through Fairftald villago amused them solves by setting Are to all the publio and many private buildings, all of wliich were totally destroyed. Among the former was the Congregational church, nt that time oven n landmark by reason of its age. The good people were in censed at the proceeding, as they felt | that the application of the match to " M |tagc».| churches was uncalled for; but thby wore powerlesB to prevent it. They could sim ply look on while tho Btructuro wub con suming. In due time another church was built on the same site, and it was used down through tho decades till early in June, 1890, when in some myaterioua way it took fire and was destroyed. This circumstance, wliile it is a per plexing one, prove* to Iihvo had one fort unate phase, i. e., it gave the society an opportunity, if there waa any consola tion in it, to rnako things even in part ns regarded tho old score, and in this way: Some years ago the church com mittee were Instructed to insure the church property. They did so, placing a portion of the amount with American companies, but the larger share with a British company. In the insurance ad justment tho latter company was called on to pay, which it did promptly, the sum of $18,000. One hundred and ten years was a long time, but the church, realizing the truth of an offl saying, "Everything com98 to them who wait," have as their reward the consciousness of having made—in part at least—old accounts square.—New York Tribune, ill ltd |(Jel«'gatioii The Trinity Church oetatoiu New I York is worth $150,0G0,000, aud rapidly increasing in valuo. The reason is that it lies on tho west Bide of the town, which has become a | vast trado centre. It hah scarcely rained in San Francisco for eight or nine mouths. The wet season ia supposed to be gin in October and last until May. yet it was only the other day - that first rain fell. Remark by tho Kansas City Star; A Green county fanner who deeded all his property lo his children is {hauling rails for a living. A father lean support twelve children, bnt Itwelvo children sometimes find it quite diffionlt to support one father.” Then slio startsAon again. If tho old woman hod only been content'to follow qui' tly the young ono would have felt sufliciently rewarded for her kindness by the consciousness of a good deed done; but the eld one began in a loud sing-song to praiso tho Lord for sending her so kind and beautiful a lady to lead her to tho home. “Glory betoGodi’’ shoal most shouted. •Tho Lord rest the souls of all tho doad belongin' to yol Muy the heavens be ycr bed, and every hair In yer head » candle ’round yer coffin to light ye to DEALERS IN Wind ovv <«liiss and Builders’ Supplies, Planing Mill & Lumber Yard, Male St., Near C. K. U. Yard, Telephone Connections wmi Principal A small pieoo of paper or linen I moistened with turpentine and put into the wardrobe or drawers for single day two or throe times a yetu] is a prevontife against moths. Salt sprinkled on nuy substance I burning on the stove will stop the smoke and smell. Salt thrown upon coals blazing from the fat of broiling chops or ham will cause the blaze to I subside. —Hamilton Disslou has closed Itrade with the Kelley brothers of Louisiana, aud they will go to Kis simmee to oommence operations on a large scale for a rice farm. They have a rice mill with a capacity for clearing 700 barrels of rice a day, whioh will be established either in or near Kissimmee. A large quan tity of reclaimed lands that will not Ibe suitable for sugar cane can be I utilized for rics. glory! Holy mother send yo a rich hus band and a fins big family!" und so on, oil through crowded Fourteenth stract, to the vftfit amusement of the people and the overwhelming conUJsinnof the bash ful benefactor, who conld hardly re strain herself from mnning away.—Now York Tribune^ Hunting Out Rlblw. There is a firm in town that hires out Uibh*. There is » poimlar impression that every family iiosts-sses a Biblo, a Dictionary utnl a copy of BhakoSpoure Thin impression, like many popular im pressions, seems to be an erroneous one. Tho Bibles thus hired out are expensive one* and suitable to hand over to fushionable clergyman or a bishop, if a church dignitary so high as a bishop is favoring tho family in question with a call or visit. Such an interesting re ligious episode in the life of a fashion able family as the appearance c-f a bishop is usually known in advanoe, and the Biblo is socurod in proper time. The lea Vi’s between tins old and now testament aro, of course, perfectly blank, and if a representative of tho church should chance to turn' to them I10 would find that his fashionable friends were alarmingly destitute of genealogical roc- owls, bucb a discovery would strike tho family discovered with more horror than it would any one else. They eeom willing, however, to take the chances. Mon who hire out thc'Biblee demand a deposit in every case, and charge $2 a -tight.—New Yotk World. WRITE FOR PRICES OH HALL ON US AT OUlt OFkTei'j Jnno 1880—lv IiAT BROS. Shoe. iHat and 1 iotliitsi*- Co. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. 149 RHOUGHTON ST., SAVANNAH, GA. Wo aro men’s Outfitters for any article iu Clotbing, Farniahing Goods, SI toes and Hals In Shoes wo also cany a complete lino for Ladies Misses and Obil* dren. Orders tilled promptly nod suit (J. O. D., subject to oxAmiuatloB. If not satisfactory, return at our oxj 1 use. Reference, any Rank in Savannah. N. 13. Mention this papsr wbea yon order. Nov. 20. THEUB BROS-, WATCHES, JEWELRY, STEELING SILVERWARE, FltKNCIl CLOCKS. 0PB11A CLASSES, SPECTACLES. | Watch und Jewelry Uepajvin.« Dono bv tho Most Skill* tul •kmen. OUR NEW IMPROVED SINGER HIGH ASM, this STVCC, ONLY MSB.OO tn Pulaski House, SAVANNAH, UA. Management strictly first class. SiluBlcd in ilia busineas cantrs. L. W. SCOV1LLK. 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The Great Electrician and mure than Otic lltimlrciJ other of tlvQ yTK.—if you wrtuit TbeMoulberii t’miu the best monthly for Funner* ever printed, n©nd fl.65 and both | ,..at>,q , .r.AMfiSD THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, 6A. i wwwewvw Burial! Cases Metalio Oases, Caskets and Cof-|Noah ” “Get out,” was Mr. Himp ins, of any Quality and Grade, al- «on's rejoinder; “it was the ark that ways on band, A latge stock of k® bailt. these goods will l.o found at tbe store Rev Simeon Shaw says the Au Tarbdtton A Duggan. Is;aRta News is woloomed to August* with bis bride, and they will make this their headquarters for a few months until they leave for tbeir fu ture home iu Japan. Mr. Shaw married Miss Wooten in W ashington on the 23rd. They are receiving the cordial congratulations of many friends in Augusta and through the State. Coft’oe i» an excellent barometer because it is such a good absorbent Ou the eve of a rainstorm, grinding C.A.SIiOW&CO. I coffee is difficult and almost impossi " " ble, while, when there is no danger of wet weather, it is quite easy. In establishments wheo a boy is kept steadily employed grinding coffee, be is frequently asked whether it in going to rain or Dot, and on morn ings of half holidays anxious clerks often look at and even touoh ground coffee. This is the recipe for plum pud ding which was used by Benjamin Franklin’s wife: Take the ^ oiks of twelve eggs and the whites of six. Beat separately; add one pound of stoned raisins, one pound of currants, well washed aud picked, and dried on a towel; one pound of beef suet, chopped fine; one pound of flour, or else a loaf of stale bread; one half pound of white pulverized sugar (oot ,‘powdered" sugar, so called); one-fourth pound of oitron, cut in small pieces; one- half Dutmeg, graiedjone teaspoonfnl of ground giDger; one-half pint of sweet cream; odc wineglass of rose water; beat well all the time it is being mixed; tie it tight in a pudding- bag, well dusted with flour; boil for eight hours, turning the bag to pre vent tbe fruit from settling on one side. The rosewater is sometimes omitted Buffalo Herds a Half Ceuturjr Ago. I think I can truly say that I saw in that region in one (lay mote buffaloes than I have seen of cattle in all iny life. I have seen the plain black with them for several (lays’ journey as far as tho ye conld reach. They seemed to bo i-omini; northward continually from the Hstant plains to tha Platte to get' Water, and would plunge in and swim across iiy thor >anda—a© numerous were they that they changed not only tbe color of the water, but Its taste, until it waa un fit to drink; but wo had to uso it. Ono night when we were encamped on the south fork of the Platte they came in such droves that wo lJhd to sit up and fire guns and make what flros we could to keep them from running over us and trampling us into the dust. We could hear them thundering ail night long; the ground fairly tremblod with vastap- proaching bands, and if they had not b«ten diverted wagons, animals and '(migrants would have been trodden undci^their foot.—Glen. John Bid well in Century. Wliat New KneltHui-beads. It i« interesting ‘to know what are the reading, tastes of such a typical New Enghtnd town as Springfield, Mass. The city report of ita public library shows, of course, that worts of fiction aro most in demand, with Edna Lyall, Walter Besant, E. P. Roe, Amelia B. Edwards, W. D. Howells, Jano Austen, Amelia Barr and Scott, Dickens and Thackeray • as tho most generally read authors. Next to works of fiction come biogra phy, travels, science, education, history*, and theology, in the order named. Among historical works, every thing re lating to tho civil war is greedily Tead by all classes, bat especially by Grand v Army men. In fact, it is diffloult to \ supply the demand for, somo of these ' books. Of French books, the one most. road is Victor Hugo’s “Lee MisorabloH.”; S. W. COR. BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS, SAY j^IST 1ST A.IT> • - - GEORGIA. Nov.,27. ’90. Passenger Schedule GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA R. R SUNVANEE RIVER ROUTE TO FLORIDA. Taking etlont Novemlor 9, 1890. GOING SOUTH. 2.15 p. tn r , 0 fiG n. in., 0.15 p. iu., 10.45 ». iu., 7.0.) p. n)., 11.00 a- iu.. Btsutlard Time, 90th Meridian. GOING NOltTU. .. Adnata ... ..Mucon ... .. d.ic.on ... . ,('.i\l-le... . .Tilton ,. V kldosts.. A11 ivt I. > i.i tity Arrive Jackrtouvill ... Arrivs, 10.10 \\ in , It Ot) a.,ui, -ave, ( , 5 55 p. ni , 7,00 *. nt, ...Arrive,- 5 31p.m.. 0 38 a. m, ... Arriv.-, i 2 52 p, ut., 4 08 s.,m. . 4rr vi1.25 p. in., 2.27 */m.| , Atrive, 11.50. a. in., 12.60jp.tm. Anivt, 9.45 a. in., 10.23 p.(B, i ..Leave, 7.30,*. in., 7.05 a. at. vrrivs, 0 45 ui., 7.10 p, m. .... 3.30-p. m. A P. Ispri - .„s8 jJk 1,, Arrive . . I’alalka...... ... Arrive... SI. Angustlre frd'aa Love ami depart from union depot iu Macon, t-nd l’alatua .aid k. 0 ,n Jack vi 1 lo. pu|in sleeping earn onjiight tr.ibis Coat* on n irtli bound and south b u id i i urn do iu H-toon E, T.Y G. Railroads, • -i A. 0. K N ar P, -I. T.‘ IIOGE, H J ; H 5RRI9, • , * Tr ftio Manager General i’nas Agent. iiakot Agant.f©Q|| UKN ,IY DURNS, C. T. and 1‘. ... Mo 610 Mullbsrry, S‘. 3 XI,toon, Ga. (,. tJ. ROBES, Jr., Soliciting Ai; i-t, 0 Kimball Block, Atlanta, Ga. L.C. CONOVA, 0. T. \. U T. It l 'tlAitl). A^t. Union Du pi Pa Lit lift, Flu, JAMES MEN/.IES, Southern Agcid. 98 Weat Hay strsoi, Jaokaonvills FI*. ith tr dua of OeatralJ \V. P. IAW31IB,(T. P.A most fainoua wrltvrs tbu world liaa ducpci ’ ___ ..... j pro- ill inttk© ©arii nunibvr oftiivCOfi- Ni 8TITUTION worth a ypur* Bub»criplion. i« the chaupovt in price. tL© biMKtft aud Uewt wetkly no\VHt>upoi published In tbe ku publi*b©d In tbe known No household ihould be without ft« cheer to tbe family Aresido. It ba8 some thing to pleas© und intercut ©very member of tb© family For the Father and Son.#, it has Aarrlrut* tural. IndufilrlalanifPolitinUNcwfi, iiorlet or Um War and Adventure. For tb© Mother and Daughter© it uff*ru •’Woman’© Kingdom," ”t'UilUr©u'« Depart ment" and other ipeciulMu© for feminine fancy. Iu addition to it© special department© It ieiida.all American newNpaperi iu giving . U ¥° The demand for German books is light.- Shakespeare is read principally by the v . pupils of tho public schools.—Exchange. \ ArtUtclal and Natural Uas. Professor Shaler ia of tho opinion that wliat is popularly termed natural gas ia destined to speedy exhaustion, but he thinks its effects on the economic meth ods of. our civilization are certain to be enduring, and that the superior cleanli ness and convenience of gas-as a fuel will bring tho world to the uso of mankfact- ured gas tor fnel purposes when tho sup ply of natural gas has gikon out, and.in those localities whero tho geological formation is such that the discovery of natural gas cannot be hoped for.—Ne’ York Telegram. Looking Forward. Tommy is very hard on shoes and trousers. His mother understands this and governs herself accordingly when she goes shopping. One day, while out with another lady, she was buying.cloth foe a pair of panta loons for Tommy, and ordered a good deal mere tnaa swained necossary. “Why do yon got somuchr OBked her friend. “Qh, J ’ was the reply, “this is for re served seats!"—Youth’s Companion. UtlUoio, Waste. piiyrrl in manufacturedintodoor shutters and doora are made from w, pulp; sawdust is « most useful article dust and dirt are tians/ormed into mil: tudinous building materials, while waste products of the ggahouse ate valuable, if possible, than the substance.—Baltimore Herald. &9P ©HAOQDAINTED WITH THB OEOGRAPOT OF THE COOMUT, WILL OBTAIN MUCH VALUABLE INFOEMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS N.AB OF for it. ■ and CONSTITUTION Yon can be olieerful and happy only wbss you are well. If yon feel ‘‘out of sorts," take Dr. J, H. McLean’* .Sarsaparilla. For weak back, obsst pains, nse a Dr J. 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It traverses vast areas of tho farming and tn-azinjr^lai^^^ of world formintr tLo spssdioBt, most popular .. nB < n Kansas, Col - tranpportat ion to and fVom all oltleB, towns imd Beet . between fe-sssaM"*:” MACNtnCSNT VES^BULE jomotive in winter. ' T “‘ n ' ,nntilRt0d aua 11 and Bt. Joseph daily a. A Domestio Hewing machine late tnents used either by treadle or j bgbwl, a© Bnub’i oAtt. t . at improve [crank, can nnd* 1 Southeast, wit& 'oioganf Day Coi).clies,oP^j 1 “^, Joseph furnish delicious m.ala at seasonable hours and at moderate prices. • >ue i-MC ROCK ISLAND 13 THE FAVORITE TOURIST LINE (issued monthly), E. ST. JOHN, •toMnd Manager. CHICAGO, HjL- JOHN SEBASTIAN* Oeu’l Xisket * F*» m
